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The Hidden Risks of Virtualization

In this one-hour Web seminar, virtualization expert Mel Beckman will show you how you can reap the benefits of virtualization, while mitigating its inherent risks, by employing advanced process management and performance monitoring tools.

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[November 12, 2009]

Q: Is certificate mapping still around in IIS 7.0?

Windows IT Pro - Jan De Clercq 

[September 10, 2009]

Q: Does Microsoft IIS 7.0 include a feature to protect an IIS web server from Denial of Service (DoS) attacks? Does Microsoft’s ISA Server 2006 include a similar feature?

Windows IT Pro - Jan De Clercq 

[August 25, 2009]

Q: What is the easiest way to set up access control restrictions on the content of our intranet websites that are hosted on an IIS 7.0 web server?

Windows IT Pro - Jan De Clercq 

[August 2009]

Let Users Easily Find and Connect to Printers

IIS lets you set up Internet printing. By using Internet printing and creating a printer map on your intranet, you can have users find the closest printer to them and connect to it with just a few clicks.
Windows IT Pro - Peder Pedersen 

[July 8, 2009]

Q: Do I still need to install the URLscan tool on my Microsoft IIS 7.0 Web server to filter malicious data from incoming HTTP requests?

Windows IT Pro - Jan De Clercq 

[July 2009]

Fool iisweb.vbs Into Creating Websites Whose Home Directories Include UNC Paths

The iisweb.vbs script that comes with IIS 6.0 is an incredibly useful tool for creating websites. However, you can't use it to create websites whose home folders reside on shares. Here's a workaround.
Windows IT Pro - Murat Yildirimoglu 

[June 2009]

Integrating External Data Sources in SharePoint

You can use Windows SharePoint Services to pull external data into your SharePoint pages, including linking multiple data sources. With Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, you can also use Excel Services and the Business Data Catalog.
Windows IT Pro - Jim Boyce 

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